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Huinnyeoul Culture Village

📍 영도구 영선동, Busan

Huinnyeoul Culture Village photo

The name Huinnyeoul comes from a stream that flowed down the slope of Bongnaesan Mountain in Yeongdo toward the sea and was said to look white as snow. It was once a neighborhood where wartime refugees settled, and after 2011, empty houses were renovated into cafes and studios, becoming the culture-and-arts village you see today.

Walk the narrow path along the cliff and you'll have a wall on one side and an open view of Namhang Harbor on the other. From the village lane, stairs lead down to Jeoryeong Coastal Trail, where a seaside walking section continues for just over 3 km; pick up a map at the information center before you start so you don't lose your way in the alleys.

Visitor information

Address 부산광역시 영도구 흰여울길 379 (영선동4가)
Opening hours Village and walking trails open at all times / Information Center 10:00~18:00
Closed days The Information Center is closed on January 1, Seollal, and Chuseok day
Admission Free
Parking Parking at the public lot in front of the Jeoryeonghaean Coastal Walking Trail and elsewhere is paid (around 200 won per 10 minutes)
Contact 051-419-4067

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Directions on KakaoMap ↗

Opening hours and prices can change.

Useful tips

  • The village lane and Jeoryeong Coastal Trail are connected by stairs, so it's better to walk them together.
  • Residents live along these narrow alleys, so keep noise down early in the morning and late at night.
  • The parking lot is paid and not very large, so public transit is easier on weekends.
  • Around sunset, the light over Namhang Harbor reaches into the alleys, making it a good time for photos.
  • There are many stair sections, so it's hard to get around with a stroller or rolling suitcase.

Frequently asked questions

Should I visit both this and Gamcheon Culture Village?

Gamcheon is about hillside alleys and colorful houses, while Huinnyeoul centers on sea views from atop the cliffs, so they feel quite different. If you put both into one day, there's a lot of moving around and climbing up and down; if time is tight, it's better to choose just one.

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Photo — Korea Tourism Organization (KOGL attribution). The introduction was written by EasyTicket.